A review for the newest psychological thriller by Lisa Jewell. Don’t Let Him in is about a man who isn’t all that he appears to be. This is the story about how the women in his life bring about his downfall. Told from various points of view with a full cast of narrators, this audiobook was a delight to listen to.
A review for the new book by Evelyn Skye, The Incredible Kindness of Paper. This very sweet romance had a great message of kindness and will leave you with a warm heart. I loved the main characters and their journey to find each other again.
A review for the audiobook version of First Time Caller by B. K. Borison. I really enjoyed this contemporary romance very loosely based on the Sleepless in Seattle movie. The two narrators did an excellent job bringing the two characters to life.
A review for the delightful adult debut by one of my favorite children’s authors. The Magican of Tiger Castle by Louis Sachar is a wonderful modern fairy tale set in a medieval land. It features wonderful characters and of course some evil ones. A tale that will delight both young and old fans.
A review for the second book in the Blonde Identity series, The Blonde Who Came in From the Cold was just as much fun as the first book. Lots of action, thrills, and escapes from bad guys all while falling in love all over again.
A review for the newest book by Cherie Priest. It Was Her House First is a psychological ghost story that blends the supernatural with real world menace. It is a pretty light on the horror, but will have you sleeping with the lights on nonetheless.
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